When You Become an NPC That Might Die Any Moment in the Novice Village

Since the Master of the Secret Tower and the Dark Domain Insect Clan Empress had established a cooperative relationship, research on Parasites had been ongoing for over thirty years, but no breakthroughs had been achieved.

The Housekeeper felt that this plan was likely to fail; in fact, he had been against it from the start.

Although the plan's prospects seemed promising, control over the Parasite was not in the hands of the Secret Tower but in those of the Dark Domain Insect Clan Empress, which he couldn't accept. He favored the high-dimensional delivery plan that the Secret Tower had been implementing covertly. However, the current Master of the Secret Tower was determined to go his own way, so he could only silently support him. Unexpectedly, today the Parasite had indeed been produced.

The Master of the Secret Tower shook his head, "This bug's functionality is still not perfect, and needs a few more rounds of verification. Launching a counterattack now would provide good cover for the verification. Go ahead, do as I say."

The Housekeeper, having no choice, accepted the task.

After all, he was just a housekeeper, not the Master of the Secret Tower.

Busy until late into the night, the Housekeeper finally got everything arranged and returned to his office, immediately calling in a confidant to hand over two small essays he had written about Bai Fu.

"Find a place to release these, and don't let anyone trace it back to us."

"Don't worry, Housekeeper!"

The Housekeeper nodded in relief.

Once these two small essays fermented and successfully attracted the attention of Super Supreme Level Strong People, Bai Fu, this cunning villain, would no longer be a threat.

...

With Pawel and others' escape, the Golden Valley Star Defense Battle officially concluded.

Upon receiving the game prompt, Bai Fu and the players of Golden Valley Star eagerly opened the task panel to begin calculating their rewards.

In this battle, Bai Fu's personal contribution was as high as 53.9%, and she accrued over 60 million Experience points and an Orange Quality [Prayer Card Upgrade Card].

The effect of the [Prayer Card Upgrade Card] was just as its name suggested, capable of upgrading Prayer Card blueprints by one quality level, and an Orange Quality upgrade card could advance a blueprint to an Orange Card.

After staring at her Prayer Card blueprint for a long time, Bai Fu used the card on [Little Black Fu]. Little Black Fu's combat abilities were far inferior to those of Big Black Fu, but their functionality was incredibly vital. Not only could they fight, but they also could work. Without them, Bai Fu wouldn't have had the good days she was enjoying, so she immediately used this valuable item on them.

After being upgraded to Orange Card quality, Little Black Fu saw significant improvements in all areas.

Firstly, their Blood Bar got longer, allowing them to work for longer periods.

Secondly, their agility even surpassed ordinary humans, which meant they could perform more complex tasks.

Then, their level of intelligence improved, allowing them to react differently in various situations, meaning they were now capable of serving as waitresses, receptionists, etc.

Finally, they mastered several minor skills, including remote Spiritual Energy strikes, Spiritual Ability Shields, and transforming into Spiritual Energy forms for rapid movement, making them competent even in external work.

"Orange Card level Little Black Fu are already this powerful, what about the Red Card level?"

Not bad at all.

Bai Fu promptly upgraded the advanced Little Black Fu card to Lv10.

After tallying up her rewards, it was almost time to leave Golden Valley Star.

Considering that civilizations in the Star Sea had learned of Golden Valley Star's location, she no longer intended to keep it hidden.

Let the era of the Players in the Star Sea begin!

Rather than waiting for other civilizations to stealthily send spaceships to compete with her for players, she might as well boldly send her own ships to transport players from Ancestral Origin Star, Indigo Star, and Golden Valley Star to the Star Sea in batches.

After adventuring in the Star Sea for over a year, Bai Fu was very confident about her popularity among the player community.

She believed that despite the temptations of the colorful world of the Star Sea, most players from these three Newbie Planets would never abandon her. For a sm&o.oth.er. read$in!g e&xper+i+e&n@ce@,@ vi%sit% M&V&-L@EMPY^R..

The temptations of the Star Sea were great, but Bai Fu, the Star Sea Enchantress, was not to be underestimated.

Moreover, who knows whether the temptations of the Star Sea hid fortune or misfortune?

Wandering aimlessly in the Star Sea might result in nothing but trouble, but following Bai Fu ensured an abundance of "Fu Qi," and the cost? Simply a bit of exploitation, which was painless. After all, she wasn't a real Charming Demon, and no matter how much she exploited their Experience, it wouldn't be enough to kill any players.

Bai Fu shared her plan to send spaceships to pick up players to the Star Sea with Digging Girl, who then relayed this information to the players from three Newbie Planets via a livestream.

[Awesome, finally we can enjoy Fu just like Digging Girl and the others!]

[Damn, did the players of Golden Valley Star just get lucky because of disaster?]

[I hate that I wasn't born on one of those three Newbie Planets!]

[It's not fair. I want to enjoy Fu too. I want Fuli!]

Players from the Ancestral Origin Star, Indigo Star, and Golden Valley Star couldn't stop laughing, while players from other Newbie Planets were green with envy. They flooded the official account begging for some Fu, hoping the planners would send Bai Fu to their Newbie Planets, but they'd be okay with any color of Fu.

Faced with the highly emotional players, the planners played dead as usual.

Bai Fu was amused; she wasn't in a hurry to visit other Newbie Planets and "harvest" players.

Just the three Newbie Planets like Ancestral Origin Star alone provided over two million players. She decided to wait until her Dark Moon Tide private military company had grown stronger and her envisioned main city, Bai Fu City, had taken shape before recruiting players from other Newbie Planets; otherwise, she simply wouldn't manage.

The first thing she'd do upon returning to the Star Sea was to meet with Cecilia.

Bai Fu logged out of the community, then she, along with Julia and Fei Ye, boarded the spaceship and joined the United Fleet to return to the Sea Lion Star System.

A few hours after the spaceship took off, Julia suddenly approached her with a puzzled look.

"Check this out for yourself."

"What is it?"

"A Star Contract sent to Fei Ye. Fei Ye didn't want to approach you directly, so he forwarded the news to me first."

"?"

Bai Fu looked baffled as she opened the news Julia shared.

It consisted of two short essays.

The first claimed she was a pawn of the Oath Lord and had come to the Sea Lion Star System to help the Oath Lord snatch the True Spirit Pillar from the Blessing Sect. It even mentioned her playing both sides—at one moment being cozy with the Oath Lord and secretly flirting with Fei Ye. One day the Oath Lord caught her and Fei Ye cuddling, and from that day forth, the Oath Lord, who once valued Fei Ye highly, never saw Fei Ye again for years.

"What the hell is this?"

Bai Fu gasped in disbelief.

These pieces weren't as wild as gutter literature or the previous essays she wrote but were still pretty sensational.

She quickly opened the second essay, which seemed somewhat more normal, stating she was a high-dimensional life form wanting to invade the Edge World and had an affair with Fei Ye.

"Do you know who wrote this?"

Julia shook her head: "Can't find out. By the way, while I was away, did you and Fei Ye...?"

"No!"

Bai Fu was speechless.

Did you think everyone likes to engage in the double-slit experiment with light?

"These two essays must have been written by one of my enemies. Wow, he really mastered the essence of how I write essays, but he made a big mistake. He claimed there are several billion Undying People on Golden Valley Star. I don't know who the idiot was who fed him that obviously fake news, and he even included it in the essays. Once Manu and the others reveal the true situation on Golden Valley Star, the content of these two essays will quickly be debunked."

Bai Fu didn't take this seriously, as since she became famous in the Initial Gate Star System Group, rumors about her were endless. If she had to care about each one, what time would she have for anything else?

By the time Manu's organization was issuing clarifications, these two essays had already stirred a huge controversy on the Interstellar Network of the Edge World, particularly since one of the subjects was the Oath Lord, one of the strongest in the Edge World.

The Oath Lord, always a homebody, didn't mean she didn't care about external affairs.

So, when she opened the news headlines and saw the first essay, her eyelid twitched.

"Who wrote this?"